MUSIC PAINTING – Glocal Sound – Matteo Negrin — from Technology in Art Education blog
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From DSC:
Perhaps you can enlist some talented students to create something like this, including:
My thanks to Mr. Joseph Byerwalter for this find.
Ira Glass on the Art of Storytelling (Part 1) — from openculture.com
Since 1995, Ira Glass has hosted and produced This American Life (iTunes – Feed – Web Site), the award-winning radio show that presents masterfully-crafted stories to almost 2 million listeners each week. What’s the secret sauce that goes into making a great story, particularly one primed for radio or TV? Glass spells it out in four parts.
Also see:
Connected they write: The lure of writing on the web — from dmlcentral.net by Raquel Recuero
Tap your inner poet: 10 top poetry blogs — from Education-Portal.com
From DSC:
I’m interested in trying to take pulse checks on a variety of constantly moving bulls-eyes out there — one of which is new business models within the world of teaching and learning (in higher education, K-12, and the corporate world). I have no idea whether the courses that this site/service offers are truly great or not. To me, it doesn’t matter right now. What matters is whether this model — or this type of business model — takes off. The costs of obtaining an education could be positively impacted here, as competition continues to heat up and the landscapes continue to morph.
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Top 10 Faculty Focus Articles for 2010, part 1 — from Faculty Focus by Mary Bart
Top 10 Faculty Focus Articles for 2010, part 2 — from Faculty Focus by Mary Bart
Eight strategies for using blogs in a course — from nspired2
From DSC:
Perspectives from an English professor at Duke University, who has also studied biology and neuroscience, and who has been working for years on a variety of items surrounding this topic.
— from teleread.com by Paul Biba
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Developer Website: www.shakespeareinbits.com or Mindconnex Learning Limited
iTunes Link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shakespeare-in-bits-romeo/id370803660?mt=8
Reviewer Name: Elisabeth LeBris who blogs at lebrisary.blogspot.com
